Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

Working name is Morgwylan Guide Headquarters Management Committee. Provides and maintains a building called Morgwylan for Llantwit Major Association of Rainbows, Brownies and Girl Guides.

Weekly meetings for girls aged 4 and upwards to deliver the guiding programme appropriate to the age. We operate in the area around Ulverston in the South Lakes, Cumbria.

As income from fund is so small these days grants are made to the Chester Cathedral choir support group which includes both boy and girl choristers rather than individuals.

Oxshott Girlguiding Units are part of Girlguiding UK the largest charity for girls and young women giving girls and young women a space to discover and grow enabling them to find their voice and make a positive difference in the world. We deliver an exciting diverse girl-led programme of activities facilitated by trusted adults in our meetings.

The objects of The Reve Educational Foundation as stated in the governing document are to assist boys and girls resident in the Parish for the purposes of both elementary and higher education with the purchase of materials or related expenses necessary in the promotion of education

A fund for the benefit of girls resident in Brightling for educational purposes who have attended primary school for at least two years and have not reached their thirteenth birthday. In accordance with the terms of the charity, a child in secondary education who is 13 or over may be eligible for an award.

To provide the girls in our care with opportunities to fulfill the objectives of the Guide Association through a balanced girl lead programme of activities such as outdoors, crafts, learning new skills etc. in our own guide headquarters.

Girls work through a programme, which has been designed to further the girls social and development skills, along with outdoor activities and residential experiences.

a) financial aid to the Sisters of St Joseph and the Sisters of Notre Dame working with the poor in Peru. b) Financial aid to Contact, a residential project in Manchester for homeless young women. c) Assistance to disabled and disadvantaged members of the parish. d) Assistance to other charities whose activities are consistent with the objectives of Xspand.

In assisting pupils to attend schools institutions or classes for purposes of education other than elementary by paying fees or travelling expenses or by providing them with maintenance allowances. In otherwise promoting the education including social and physical training of boys and girls of the poorer classes.

The aim of the club is to help and educate boys and girls, through their leisure time activities, so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities, that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.

Organisation of activities, particularly those with an outdoor theme, for girls aged between 6 and 18, and their leaders in Haywards Heath (West Sussex)

We are based in Rye Park area of Hoddesdon. We do various scouting activities for boys and girls aged 5 3/4 to 15 years cover Beavers, Cubs and Sea Scouts.

Purchase of books to be given as a prize to the 2 boys and 2 girls who in the opinion of the Headmaster shall have shown the most progress during the year.

UNIFORMED ORGANISATION FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN - GIRLGUIDING LITTLEPORT DISTRICT SUPPORTS THE WORK OF VOLUNTEER ADULT LEADERS IN PROVIDING A VARIED PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG MEMBERS AGED 5-18

We discuss issues of relevence to the area, particularly community relations. We arrange house groups. We support Christian Aid. We organise worship and study. We hold prayer breakfasts. We organise a Festival Cafe. We give grants.

Girlguiding UK provides a safe single sex environment for girls to grow and develop through games, teamwork, residential opportunities and fun and friendship

The primary function of the charity is to make grants to individuals to support activities outside the normal curriculum such as study visits. The second function is to support the provision of community transport in this deeply rural area.

Gives opportunities for girls and young women to take part in and experience a wide range of activities, to have fun, develop team building, to work together in small groups, to care for and respect each other and the world around them, and to do so under the common standard of the Guide Promise.

To promote the education of people under the age of 25 years within the area of benefit by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at school, university, college or institution of higher or further education, assisting with travel and supporting religious instuction in accordance with the tenets of the Church of England.

A selection of outdoor and indoor activities promoting independance and encouragement with young people.

Provision of trustee services and advice to branches of the Guide Association and Scout Association

To enable pupils at Sherborne School for Girls to undertake adventurous outdoor activities

Education of children from three to seven for boys and three to 13 years for girls.

Independent boarding school for girls.